I'll ride for some emo
dstill808
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Ok, so not like EMO emo (holler at me in ten years for that), but I've been giving some heavy burn to some melancholy shit lately. Probably listened to this shit like twelve times this weekend.Like, boo-hoo and all that, but this bangs. Catch me spinning Bauhaus' 1st and the Skip Spence record in my room, yo.
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Isn't that more like Goth, though? I mean, if it doesn't make you want to cry and compose maudlin poetry about sorrow, it's not emo, right?
1. Cap'n Jazz
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I'll ride for Scout Niblett and Cat Power
YMD.
It's funny you mention these two, because a 50 spot (75 in the case of MM) for "Keep It Like a Secret" and "The Moon and Antarctica" are two small factors that contributed to the savings involved in a cross country move.
Is Modest Mouse considered emo?
yeahyeahyeah. It's all true. All I'm saying is we gets emotional.
-edit- I couldn't figure out why the above image didn't work, and then realized that it's because I was trying to post one from labcab and got auto-replaced. LOLzers.
Some of those hardcore bands made me laugh. I didn't think 7 Seconds' New Wind LP was too bad, I liked it, but when that straight edge band Uniform Choice made their second album, it cracked me up. Wearing cowboy boots and long hair and shit.
The music sucked too.
Are bands like Ignition from washington considered EMO?
i'll ride for this one. used to listen to this shit back in the day, but was really the only thing considered emo that i ever got into.
yes, bauhaus is goth. not emo.
Yeah, "emo" has changed definitions since I listened to it in the late-90s.
Most people consider the Rites of Spring album on Dischord to be the first emo record/band.
I was big on the Get Up Kids, the Promise Ring, Sunny Day Real Estate, Braid, -- I could go on and on and on and on with all of the emo music I listened to back in the day. Kind of embarrassing looking back...
Most of the kids consider scream-o music emo nowadays. And that bullshit Panic! At the Disco. To consider a band like that emo back in the hey would begin at least a heated, hour-long argument. I say no way.
i grew up around all the emo stuff coming out in the late 90s early 2000s. things have definitely changed.
We used to call these types "shoe gazers" in the 90's. These bands just staired at the floor while playing and so did their fans.
funny, I have never thought of the term " shoe gazers" applying to Emo kids...I have always thought of "shoe gazers" as 90s folk who were into drugs and bands like My Bloody Valentine, Spiritualized, etc....
One of the few I can still listen to from my emo days.
I'm gonna start a Built to Spill thread tomorrow once the workweek starts rolling.
yes..... i was wondering if this would get a mention. i need to listen to it again, been a long time.